makeawish Posted June 22 Posted June 22 (edited) 7 hours ago, glitch said: I'm kinda cackling at JK Rowling saying she won't vote for the labour party because of their stance on trans issues, whilst progressives and LGBT folk feel as though labour aren't doing enough for trans people. She's so delulu It's kinda giving right wingers saying the BBC is too left wing, when it's chaired by a former Tory councillor and the platforming of people like L*ura K*nnesb*rg just shows how right wing they actually are yeah, this is why it was such bad politics for labour to lean into being terfy apart from it being a really scummy thing to do, nothing is ever enough for them and she'll just drag them anyway Edited June 22 by makeawish 1
John Slayne Posted June 23 Posted June 23 On 6/22/2024 at 1:25 PM, glitch said: I'm kinda cackling at JK Rowling saying she won't vote for the labour party because of their stance on trans issues, whilst progressives and LGBT folk feel as though labour aren't doing enough for trans people. She's so delulu Labour are absolutely not doing enough for trans people, in fact, they are doing less than Theresa May. It just shows how insanely extreme JK Rowling is in her views. 3
John Slayne Posted June 23 Posted June 23 the gap between tories and reform narrowing every day i still think reform will flop on election day but i bet tories are scrambling right now. the betting scandal was just the final nail in the coffin
makeawish Posted June 23 Posted June 23 2 hours ago, John Slayne said: It just shows how insanely extreme JK Rowling is in her views. i know, it feels like they're all gearing their policies twds a few hundred cranks on mumsnet just for her to tell all her followers to *checks notes* vote communist lol (presumably she'll be handing over all her millions to the state then) 1
makeawish Posted June 24 Posted June 24 CPB - "joe stalin is one of ours but we draw the line at jkr" 3
Gwendolyn Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Postal voted for Shitabour Going on vacation during election week so I don't have to watch a shitshow in real time 1
makeawish Posted July 1 Posted July 1 watching ed davey debase himself for attention and votes has been the undoubted highlight of the campaign, i'd vote lib dem here if they had any chance at all of beating the tories
John Slayne Posted July 2 Posted July 2 it's unlikely (but not impossible) to happen but Lib Dems could be the 2nd largest party on Friday which would make them leaders of opposition. i'm very here for that concept! 2
abelfenty Posted July 3 Posted July 3 The election being tomorrow and I still haven't decided who I'm voting for
Fevesy Posted July 3 Posted July 3 (edited) I'ma have to vote for Lib Dems tomorrow cause there isn't even a Green candidate in my constituency Our current Labour MP is a Starmer lapdog and actively is OK with continuing to send arms to Israel. He'll win again with ease tho. The SNP are dead on arrival here with their history in my constituency in general. The other options are... Alba, Reform and Tories.. It's dire out here divas Wait I just did more digging on my MP and he is a member of the Labour Friends of Israel. Let me pray I see him out at the polling station tomorrow Edited July 3 by Fevesy
Cholien Posted July 3 Posted July 3 (edited) 2 hours ago, Fevesy said: I'ma have to vote for Lib Dems tomorrow cause there isn't even a Green candidate in my constituency Our current Labour MP is a Starmer lapdog and actively is OK with continuing to send arms to Israel. He'll win again with ease tho. The SNP are dead on arrival here with their history in my constituency in general. The other options are... Alba, Reform and Tories.. I'm a bit confused by this, I feel like it doesn't add up? Scotland's only Labour MP is Ian Murray from Edinburgh South and the Greens do have a candidate in that constituency (Jo Phillips)? EDIT: My bad, you must be talking about Rutherglen and Hamilton West, I didn't take by-elections into account Edited July 3 by Cholien 1
Peroxide Posted July 3 Posted July 3 The Greens have the best manifesto by a country mile… not really sure why people here are writing them off? They are the most progressive party by a country mile. I'll be voting Plaid Cymru but I hope the Liberal Democrat's have a decent showing… I actually quite liked their manifesto. I hate Labour in its current state (Kier Stammer you will never be famous) but it's going to be funny watching the conservatives get annihilated on such a huge scale. 2
Badger Posted July 3 Posted July 3 10 hours ago, abelfenty said: The election being tomorrow and I still haven't decided who I'm voting for Use tactical voting if you currently have a Tory mp
abelfenty Posted July 3 Posted July 3 28 minutes ago, Badger said: Use tactical voting if you currently have a Tory mp My constituency has never voted tory lol. It's been SNP since 2015. Feel like it might swing Labour this time around tho which is unfortunate
discreetinside Posted July 3 Posted July 3 Sending luck and good vibes to all the British girlies who will vote tomorrow. Be sure to tactical voting if your constituency have high chance to elect Tory or Reform 2
C_Colstead Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Happy Tories Out Day! (Not that Labour will be any better in power!)
abelfenty Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Happy election day I'm ready for the #ToryWipeout for the Reform bots to be finally silenced
storminthedark Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Can't even muster up enthusiam for a Labour landslide after Kier's anti-trans and the Sun readership pandering the last few days. Can only hope Lib Dems are the official opposition and the Greens overperform. 1
RihannaRTT Posted July 4 Posted July 4 Already voted for SNP via postal vote last week. Tories are finally gonna be out today, but unfortunately the Labour leader is a Tory, so are they really gonna be out? Hope the Lib Dem somehow become the opposition.
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